confrontation

IPA: kɑnfrʌntˈeɪʃʌn

Examples of "confrontation" in Sentences

Oh, yes, not all 'confrontation' is to be avoided.
But I have a certain confrontation with Flynn in this club.
And part of that confrontation is determining what exactly causes thegap.
Despite his expressed need for special security, Specter admitted heated confrontation is part of the job.
The latest pictures realised of a drunken Ian Tomlinson before his death shows him in confrontation beforehand.
Such a confrontation is apparently planned for the end of August 1976 and the school boycotts are just an introduction.
It conducts this confrontation from a Christian perspective, which makes me agnostic as to how well the movie will succeed.
This confrontation is playing out in country after country today, from Indonesia to Sierra Leone, from Zimbabwe to Venezuela, from Russia to the Middle East.
Since the multinational crew of activists aboard the ships have vowed not to stop, even if they are threatened with force, it would seem a confrontation is inevitable.
For a moment, just accept the fact that many people actually believe that Iran has that program and a confrontation is designed to 1. verify that belief and 2. prevent it from achieving fruition because the consequences would lead to an all-out nuclear arms race in the middle east.